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A Scientist's Civic Duty
How to maintain this delicate relationship between science & society
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Alex Washburne
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Striking new evidence of a zoonotic origin
Anthony Fauci, Peter Daszak, Kristian Andersen et al. may have been right all along!
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Alex Washburne
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March 2024

Be Happy. Shop at REI.
The rest is just details.
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Alex Washburne
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The Path of Heterodoxy
I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has…
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Alex Washburne
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February 2024

eLife's Suppression of Science
A case study of peer review enabling academic abuse
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Alex Washburne
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The Pathogenic Academic Lobby
Scientists For Science - the "boys will be boys" of science
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Alex Washburne
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January 2024

The Strength of Evidence for a Lab Origin
Probable cause, preponderance of evidence, and beyond reasonable doubt
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The Hunt for the Origin of SARS-CoV-2
Deciphering the tracks left in the genome of SARS-CoV-2 & drafts of DEFUSE
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Alex Washburne
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October 2023

COVID Amnesty?
Perhaps after COVID accountability
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Alex Washburne
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We're All Living on Borrowed Atoms
We are all transient works of atomic art
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Alex Washburne
Tales from the Field Part 1
Ecology, and the ecologists who study it.
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Building a Better Scientific State
Don't just fund science. Upgrade it.
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